ネーブ・キャンベルのインスタグラム(americanredcross) - 10月8日 03時14分

Red Cross nurse Lola Ridgley comforted Florida resident Alice Flowers, wiping away her tears, as she shared her story in our shelter at Hertz Arena in Fort Myers.

Flowers’ husband of 60 years was in hospice when #HurricaneIan made landfall, and she recently learned that he passed away. Sadly, they were separated during and after the storm swept through the state, and she did not get a chance to say goodbye. Ridgley is a retired hospice nurse, trauma and grief counselor with experience navigating these especially difficult moments.

“It’s a lot of help and humanity for one person at a time and showing a lot of compassion, heart and empathy, even though we’ll never probably understand what these people go through or have been through,” she said.

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